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Former NASCAR reporter Terry Blount joins Softy and Dick to discuss NASCAR banning the Confederate Flag, Bubba Wallace having a noose found in his garage area, the sports rallying behind Wallace and the response ahead of Monday's race at Talladega.

Former NASCAR reporter Terry Blount joins Softy and Dick to discuss NASCAR banning the Confederate Flag, Bubba Wallace having a noose found in his garage area, the sports rallying behind Wallace and the response ahead of Monday's race at Talladega. Brandon Huffman of 24/7 Sports joins Softy and Dick to chat about Will Latu's commitment to the Huskies, the state of the Huskies' recruiting class and effort and a look at the conference.

Former NASCAR reporter Terry Blount joins Softy and Dick to discuss NASCAR banning the Confederate Flag, Bubba Wallace having a noose found in his garage area, the sports rallying behind Wallace and the response ahead of Monday's race at Talladega.

Former NASCAR reporter Terry Blount joins Softy and Dick to discuss NASCAR banning the Confederate Flag, Bubba Wallace having a noose found in his garage area, the sports rallying behind Wallace and the response ahead of Monday's race at Talladega. Brandon Huffman of 24/7 Sports joins Softy and Dick to chat about Will Latu's commitment to the Huskies, the state of the Huskies' recruiting class and effort and a look at the conference.

Former NASCAR reporter Terry Blount joins Softy and Dick to discuss NASCAR banning the Confederate Flag, Bubba Wallace having a noose found in his garage area, the sports rallying behind Wallace and the response ahead of Monday's race at Talladega. Brandon Huffman of 24/7 Sports joins Softy and Dick to chat about Will Latu's commitment to the Huskies, the state of the Huskies' recruiting class and effort and a look at the conference.

LSU wins the college football national championship last night, led by quarterback Joe Burrow completing 64 percent of his passes, by far his worst percentage all season, and yet he and that offense looked unstoppable. Trevor Lawrence did not look great, but he doesn't deserve the criticism he's receiving today. It's yet another year when the elite of college football make it to the top while everyone else falls short. Only eleven teams in the last six years have made the College Football Playoff. Only six teams have won games, and only four have won a title. For the vast majority of college football teams, there is no road to the playoffs. Punishment has come down for the Houston Astros in relation to the sign stealing scandal. The manager and GM have been suspended, and then immediately released, draft picks have been lost, and a fine has ben issued. Knowing how this has all worked out for Houston, would you take the same deal assuming you didn't know the M's were cheating until after the World Series win? Lifelong Houston Astros fan Terry Blount calls into the show to react to the punishment handed down.

LSU wins the college football national championship last night, led by quarterback Joe Burrow completing 64 percent of his passes, by far his worst percentage all season, and yet he and that offense looked unstoppable. Trevor Lawrence did not look great, but he doesn't deserve the criticism he's receiving today. It's yet another year when the elite of college football make it to the top while everyone else falls short. Only eleven teams in the last six years have made the College Football Playoff. Only six teams have won games, and only four have won a title. For the vast majority of college football teams, there is no road to the playoffs. Punishment has come down for the Houston Astros in relation to the sign stealing scandal. The manager and GM have been suspended, and then immediately released, draft picks have been lost, and a fine has ben issued. Knowing how this has all worked out for Houston, would you take the same deal assuming you didn't know the M's were cheating until after the World Series win? Lifelong Houston Astros fan Terry Blount calls into the show to react to the punishment handed down.

LSU wins the college football national championship last night, led by quarterback Joe Burrow completing 64 percent of his passes, by far his worst percentage all season, and yet he and that offense looked unstoppable. Trevor Lawrence did not look great, but he doesn't deserve the criticism he's receiving today. It's yet another year when the elite of college football make it to the top while everyone else falls short. Only eleven teams in the last six years have made the College Football Playoff. Only six teams have won games, and only four have won a title. For the vast majority of college football teams, there is no road to the playoffs. Punishment has come down for the Houston Astros in relation to the sign stealing scandal. The manager and GM have been suspended, and then immediately released, draft picks have been lost, and a fine has ben issued. Knowing how this has all worked out for Houston, would you take the same deal assuming you didn't know the M's were cheating until after the World Series win? Lifelong Houston Astros fan Terry Blount calls into the show to react to the punishment handed down.

In the third hour, Jason Puckett and Matt "Slickhawk" Mikolas, sitting in for Cliff Avril, hear and react to Ian Rapoport from the NFL Network earlier in the show discussing Jarran Reed's six game suspension, welcome on Yogi Roth from the Pac-12 Network to preview the upcoming college football season, then Terry Blount joins us from San Diego for crosstalk.

In the third hour, Cliff Avril and Jason Puckett recap all the top stories of the day with audio including Edgar Martinez entering the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York this week, then play the Is Cliff a Stiff game-show giving out Georgetown Beer before Ian Furness cross-talk.

Softy has the day off, so Terry Blount is stepping in for the first hour of the show today. It'll be the last time we hear from Terry for awhile as he's about to move to San Diego. The Mariners have been bad the last few weeks. In fact, that's an understatement. They're on pace to have the most errors in team history, and the most errrs in the MLB in 30 years. Are they the worst team in franchise history? With this franchise, that's saying something. The Seahawks grabbed a lot of players in the draft that look pretty solid thus far. Schneider and Carroll have proven year after year that they can draft and develop players at an elite level. Will they continue to have the success they've had in the past? The Huskies are poised to have a huge year with players like McDaniels and Stewart, but with so many young guys, can they go deep in the tournament?

Softy has the day off, so Terry Blount is stepping in for the first hour of the show today. It'll be the last time we hear from Terry for awhile as he's about to move to San Diego. The Mariners have been bad the last few weeks. In fact, that's an understatement. They're on pace to have the most errors in team history, and the most errrs in the MLB in 30 years. Are they the worst team in franchise history? With this franchise, that's saying something. The Seahawks grabbed a lot of players in the draft that look pretty solid thus far. Schneider and Carroll have proven year after year that they can draft and develop players at an elite level. Will they continue to have the success they've had in the past? The Huskies are poised to have a huge year with players like McDaniels and Stewart, but with so many young guys, can they go deep in the tournament?

Dick Fain returns to the show tomorrow. Today, Softy is joined by Terry Blount. First on the show though, after a couple weeks of Spring Football, Husky head coach Chris Petersen talks about what he's seeing from his team; what's working, and where there needs to be improvement. Russ spoke at a press conference today with Pete Carroll and John Schneider about the new deal. Who would have expected that this is where we'd be when he was drafted in 2012. Now it's time to focus on the rest of the team. This is the most confidence we've had in the O-line since probably 2013, but we need to make absolutely sure we're sold there. It's time to look at the wide receiver position. Let's make sure we get him what he needs to get us to the Super Bowl again.

Dick Fain returns to the show tomorrow. Today, Softy is joined by Terry Blount. First on the show though, after a couple weeks of Spring Football, Husky head coach Chris Petersen talks about what he's seeing from his team; what's working, and where there needs to be improvement. Russ spoke at a press conference today with Pete Carroll and John Schneider about the new deal. Who would have expected that this is where we'd be when he was drafted in 2012. Now it's time to focus on the rest of the team. This is the most confidence we've had in the O-line since probably 2013, but we need to make absolutely sure we're sold there. It's time to look at the wide receiver position. Let's make sure we get him what he needs to get us to the Super Bowl again.

Softy and Dick are on their way to Minneapolis for the Final Four. They'll be broadcasting from Radio Row tomorrow and Thursday. In the meantime, Terry Blount is filling in this afternoon. The Mariners continue to roll, beating the Angels 2-1 in their final game of the first home stand of the season. Marco pitched a near-complete game, Daniel Vogelbach hit his first home run of the year, and the defense looked okay. Usually Petros Papadakis joins us at 4:20; today we've moved it up to 3:20. Petros talks with Terry about everything happening in the world of sports, from the Final Four, to the Wilson contract negotiations. Payrolls for baseball teams vary pretty substantially, from just $53 million, to well over $200 million. Just two guys on the Red Sox make more than the Rays' entire payroll combined. Now, some teams are paying players in advance of free agency, offering them less than they'd make if they wait, but more than they'd make in the short term. It's a way to keep players around who would otherwise leave, and it's a pretty good strategy for teams trying to keep talent while avoiding massive contracts.

Softy and Dick are on their way to Minneapolis for the Final Four. They'll be broadcasting from Radio Row tomorrow and Thursday. In the meantime, Terry Blount is filling in this afternoon. The Mariners continue to roll, beating the Angels 2-1 in their final game of the first home stand of the season. Marco pitched a near-complete game, Daniel Vogelbach hit his first home run of the year, and the defense looked okay. Usually Petros Papadakis joins us at 4:20; today we've moved it up to 3:20. Petros talks with Terry about everything happening in the world of sports, from the Final Four, to the Wilson contract negotiations. Payrolls for baseball teams vary pretty substantially, from just $53 million, to well over $200 million. Just two guys on the Red Sox make more than the Rays' entire payroll combined. Now, some teams are paying players in advance of free agency, offering them less than they'd make if they wait, but more than they'd make in the short term. It's a way to keep players around who would otherwise leave, and it's a pretty good strategy for teams trying to keep talent while avoiding massive contracts.

Softy still on vacation on Maui. Terry Blount joins Dick today. The big news coming out of the NFL is that Colin Kaepernick has reached a settlement with the league over accusations of collusion. Every time Kaep's name comes up, people get fired up on both sides, so we give you a chance to sound off on the latest news. Things keep getting more heated between Anthony Davis and the Pelicans as he supposedly suffers an injury and leaves the game last night. The NBA must be doing something right because the NFL has reportedly reached out, looking for help running their league. New Mariner Hunter Strickland joins the show to discuss his new team, what he brings to the club, his health, thoughts on free agency in baseball, and more.

Softy still on vacation on Maui. Terry Blount joins Dick today. The big news coming out of the NFL is that Colin Kaepernick has reached a settlement with the league over accusations of collusion. Every time Kaep's name comes up, people get fired up on both sides, so we give you a chance to sound off on the latest news. Things keep getting more heated between Anthony Davis and the Pelicans as he supposedly suffers an injury and leaves the game last night. The NBA must be doing something right because the NFL has reportedly reached out, looking for help running their league. New Mariner Hunter Strickland joins the show to discuss his new team, what he brings to the club, his health, thoughts on free agency in baseball, and more.

Terry and Tony are in once again today for Softy and Dick Fain who have a few days off this week. Before the NFL season began, Nate Davis predicted that the Seahawks would end the season with a 4-12 record. With Seattle in the playoffs, sitting at 9 wins and going for a 10th, the NFL writer from USA Today calls in to own up to his prediction, and talk some football. Tony Softli is a big part of the new Alliance of American Football. He spends a few minutes talking about the new league.

Terry and Tony are in once again today for Softy and Dick Fain who have a few days off this week. Before the NFL season began, Nate Davis predicted that the Seahawks would end the season with a 4-12 record. With Seattle in the playoffs, sitting at 9 wins and going for a 10th, the NFL writer from USA Today calls in to own up to his prediction, and talk some football. Tony Softli is a big part of the new Alliance of American Football. He spends a few minutes talking about the new league.

Theo Lawson of The Spokesman Review has last minute insights on the Washington State Cougars shortly before they take the field for the Alamo Bowl. Corbin Smith breaks down film on various Hawks, including guys you might not think as much about. Kyler Murray is in the position to be able to play both football and baseball, and thus far has been non-committal, but how high could he be drafted in the NFL? The game against the Crimson Tide will answer a lot of that.

Despite this week's terrible ratings, Monday Night Football's rating are up considerably this year, disproving the narrative that the NFL is losing viewers. Terry and Tony discuss the Dawgs present and future leading up to next week's Rose Bowl. Terry asks Twitter, how far will the Seahawks go in the playoffs this year?

Theo Lawson of The Spokesman Review has last minute insights on the Washington State Cougars shortly before they take the field for the Alamo Bowl. Corbin Smith breaks down film on various Hawks, including guys you might not think as much about. Kyler Murray is in the position to be able to play both football and baseball, and thus far has been non-committal, but how high could he be drafted in the NFL? The game against the Crimson Tide will answer a lot of that.

Despite this week's terrible ratings, Monday Night Football's rating are up considerably this year, disproving the narrative that the NFL is losing viewers. Terry and Tony discuss the Dawgs present and future leading up to next week's Rose Bowl. Terry asks Twitter, how far will the Seahawks go in the playoffs this year?

Voice of the Sounders Matt "Stretch" Johnson remembers former Sounder Sigi Schmid who passed away earlier this week. Early in the NFL season, it looked like we knew who would dominate the league; Rams, Chiefs, Saints, but things are slowing down for some of those top teams. Are the playoffs wide open this year? What were the best and worst plays of the Seahawks season?

Curtis Crabtree, our own Seahawks reporter, spent the day out at the VMAC. He joins us to update us on everything we need to know about the team; latest news, injury report, and more. Tim May is a sports reporter for the Columbus Dispatch. He calls in to talk Buckeye football before next week's Rose Bowl game against the Huskies. Is it time to add another four teams to the college football playoff?

Softy and Dick Fain are still on vacation. Terry Blount is back today, joined by Tony Softli. Fox Sports 910 in Phoenix's Kenny Sargent calls in to fill us in on the latest with the Arizona Cardinals. Will Larry Fitzgerald be back next year? Will Rosen actually start to develop? Terry and Tony talk about the controversies surrounding players' decisions, from players sitting out, to others liek Justin Herbert who are choosing to stay in college, to others who are transferring.

Softy and Dick Fain are still on vacation. Terry Blount is back today, joined by Tony Softli. Fox Sports 910 in Phoenix's Kenny Sargent calls in to fill us in on the latest with the Arizona Cardinals. Will Larry Fitzgerald be back next year? Will Rosen actually start to develop? Terry and Tony talk about the controversies surrounding players' decisions, from players sitting out, to others liek Justin Herbert who are choosing to stay in college, to others who are transferring.

Curtis Crabtree, our own Seahawks reporter, spent the day out at the VMAC. He joins us to update us on everything we need to know about the team; latest news, injury report, and more. Tim May is a sports reporter for the Columbus Dispatch. He calls in to talk Buckeye football before next week's Rose Bowl game against the Huskies. Is it time to add another four teams to the college football playoff?

Voice of the Sounders Matt "Stretch" Johnson remembers former Sounder Sigi Schmid who passed away earlier this week. Early in the NFL season, it looked like we knew who would dominate the league; Rams, Chiefs, Saints, but things are slowing down for some of those top teams. Are the playoffs wide open this year? What were the best and worst plays of the Seahawks season?

Newy Scruggs of NBC Dallas knows the Cowboys better than just about anyone else. He explains why the Cowboys team the Hawks will likely see in the playoffs is different than the team they saw in Week 3. The Cougars play Friday night, and there's no one better than Jed Collins to tell us exactly where this team stands. Jed also explains why this year's Saints team is better than the Saints team that won the Super Bowl.

Terry asks Twitter, who is the Seahawks MVP this season, and who was the player that surprised you? Pete Carroll speaks to the press this afternoon. We've got all the audio. One of the things he discussed was the idea of sitting players this weekend and why he's not a fan of it. Jed Collins doesn't agree. This afternoon the ServPro First Responders Bowl was canceled, the first time ever this has happened to a bowl game. The fact that they allowed this to happen shows how little it actually means to make a bowl.

It's Christmas Week and Softy and Dick Fain have a few days off. Terry Blount is sitting in with Jed Collins. The Seahawks beat the Chiefs Sunday night and are now definitely in the playoffs. They don't know who they'll face yet, but odds are it'll be Dallas. First though, they've got to finish out the regular season with a game against the hapless Cardinals. Is there any chance they lose this game? The Athletic's Michael-Sean Dugar answers that question, talks about Pete Carroll's contract, and more. Baker Mayfield is in the middle of more controversy; this time for staring down his former coach, Hue Jackson. This isn't on the level of his other character issues, but it's something you wouldn't imagine other leaders liek Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, etc. doing.

It's Christmas Week and Softy and Dick Fain have a few days off. Terry Blount is sitting in with Jed Collins. The Seahawks beat the Chiefs Sunday night and are now definitely in the playoffs. They don't know who they'll face yet, but odds are it'll be Dallas. First though, they've got to finish out the regular season with a game against the hapless Cardinals. Is there any chance they lose this game? The Athletic's Michael-Sean Dugar answers that question, talks about Pete Carroll's contract, and more. Baker Mayfield is in the middle of more controversy; this time for staring down his former coach, Hue Jackson. This isn't on the level of his other character issues, but it's something you wouldn't imagine other leaders liek Russell Wilson, Tom Brady, etc. doing.

Terry asks Twitter, who is the Seahawks MVP this season, and who was the player that surprised you? Pete Carroll speaks to the press this afternoon. We've got all the audio. One of the things he discussed was the idea of sitting players this weekend and why he's not a fan of it. Jed Collins doesn't agree. This afternoon the ServPro First Responders Bowl was canceled, the first time ever this has happened to a bowl game. The fact that they allowed this to happen shows how little it actually means to make a bowl.

Newy Scruggs of NBC Dallas knows the Cowboys better than just about anyone else. He explains why the Cowboys team the Hawks will likely see in the playoffs is different than the team they saw in Week 3. The Cougars play Friday night, and there's no one better than Jed Collins to tell us exactly where this team stands. Jed also explains why this year's Saints team is better than the Saints team that won the Super Bowl.

On the fourth hour of the Chuck and Buck show the guys discuss This Mariners game in June with 1st place, is it the biggest Mariners game in the last 10 years? Also Terry Blount joins the show to give the guys all his thoughts on the Mariners and Seahawks.

On the fourth hour of the Chuck and Buck show, Terry Blount join the show to talk NFL Draft and tells us what he thinks the Seahawks should do, The guys also have some questions about this Mariners pitching rotation.